Thrissur Zoo
Thrissur Zoo and its collection
Thrissur Zoo, opened in 1885, is a zoo in Thrissur, Kanpur division.
Counted among the country's oldest zoos, it holds mammals, reptiles and birds and lies two kilometres from the city centre. It opens from 10am to 5.15pm and is shut on Mondays.
Exhibits
A single compound brings together the zoological garden, a botanical garden, an art museum and a museum of natural history. Mammals, reptiles and birds are shown at what is counted one of the oldest zoos in the country. Displays in the art museum deal with regional social and cultural heritage.
What the venue says
- Visitors can stroll the shaded walking paths
- explore the adjacent State Museum and Art Museum (featuring traditional wood carvings, metal sculptures, Kathakali figurines, and ancient lamps)
- check out the local natural history displays
- There are refreshment stalls within and near the premises selling basic snacks and beverages
- On-site parking is available for vehicles (such as cars and two-wheelers) for a small nominal fee.
- The grounds feature paved pathways and shaded seating areas suitable for families and visitors of various ages.
Images of Thrissur Zoo
Opening hours
| Days | Opens | Closes |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday – Sunday | 09:00 | 17:15 |
Hours can change on public holidays. Check with the venue before travelling.
Facilities
We hold no categorised facilities for Thrissur Zoo. What the venue itself says is under “What the venue says” above.
Exhibitions & events
No upcoming events
No temporary exhibitions or scheduled public events are published for Thrissur Zoo at this time.
Location & map
Town Hall Road, Chembukkavu, UdayaThrissur
India
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Animals
Photographs show each species in general. They were not taken at Thrissur Zoo.
Exhibits
- a dedicated snake park
- aviaries for water birds, hornbills, and parrots
- a botanical garden green belt